25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman

The multifunctional 25hours living room of Goldman 25hours Hotel is the perfect space for meetings and seminars. Plenty of daylight, a private terrace, standard technical equipment and individual gastronomic care provide an ideal atmosphere for creative minds and successful business ventures.




Capacities: Boarding table for up to 18 participants; Banquets up to 16 guests; Rows of chairs (concert set-up) up to 20 guests.

Goldman 25hours revives the former Hotel Henninger Hof situated nearby the Hanauer Landstraße. Looking at the striking facade gives you a first glimpse of the unconventional hotel world lying beyond. This unique hotel is a member of the Design Hotels AGTM and is located right next to newly initiated projects of the real estate developer and visionary Ardi Goldman (also responsible for the Union-Grounds including King Kamehameha, Sansibar, Das Leben ist schön, as well as the internationally recognized Cocoon Club owned by Sven Väth).
Goldman 25hours takes on the life-style and trends of the reviving area around Frankfurt\'s Ostend and will therefore be well situated among advertisement companies, insider clubs and designer stores. Functional design and the love for carefully chosen details are not excluding but embracing factors when it comes to the philosophy of 25hours hotels. The common rooms on the first floor are notable because of their fluent transition into each other as well as their extraordinary transparency. The area hosting the lobby, the lounge, the French restaurant and the bar are multifunctional rooms which are able to meet different requirements depending on the time and needs of the day. In fact, the living room with an extra exit towards our outdoor facilities helps to create more communicative space for hotel guests. The interior design is based on an aesthetic of clean lines, which is counterbalanced by lively details as well as authentic materials. What sticks out particularly is the uniqueness of the 49 themed rooms. Hotel life is raised to an art form by each room\'s ability to tell a different story based on an individually composed background.
These questions of interior design are answered by the very experienced team of Frankfurt\'s Designer’s House, which has been evolving projects like planning and constructing first class villas, guesthouses, and hotels on a national and international level. Contributing to the precious work of the designers, the company also trusts the artist, Delphine Buhro, and the sculptor Michael Dreher, who are both very familiar with the style and philosophy of Frankfurt\'s Ostend, to help add a personal note to Goldman 25hours.